Review: Howie the Rookie, The Pit
The 1999 Mark O'Rowe play Howie the Rookie was written as a two-hander, but the writer decided on a different version not long ago, which is now at the Barbican...
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Review: The Wild Duck, Barbican Theatre
Ibsen knew that the truth is a complicated thing. In general, seeking out the truth appears to be a valuable endeavor, but in reality living with the truth m...
Feature: Ticket discounts and beyond – developing youth audiences
It's now four years since A Night Less Ordinary ended, and two years since the Donmar Warehouse stopped targeting youth audiences with discounted tickets. When ...
Guest blog: CASA Latin American Theatre Festival – from open calls to UK Premieres
With its 2014 edition coming up this week, CASA Latin American Theatre Festival’s Artistic Director Daniel Goldman talks about the challenges – and joys – of pu...
Review: An Enemy of the People, Barbican Theatre
German director Thomas Ostermeier is on an odyssey through Ibsen. “Roughly every two years I have directed an Ibsen play,” he states in the programme, and his ...
Ticket Offer: £10 tickets* to Best of BE Festival at Barbican
Best of BE Festival
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8-11 October, 7.45pm Crossing geographical borders, BE (Birmingham European) FESTIVAL champions the work of original and darin...